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Before we headed home from VCF East XX, I had to take a moment to visit Hero-1 in the Vintage Computer Federation's museum at InfoAge. Nice to see him back on the museum floor after spending way too long at my house being repaired. Live your best life, little robot.
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Me in retirement (but with more hair)!
HeathKit Robot Hero-1 (1983)
Once again, the best way to transport a vintage robot is to buckle it in. Question is, can I get through the HOV lanes with a Hero-1?
Heathkit Hero-1 Replica I/O Board
I had a Hero-1's I/O board depopulated, scanned, and re-manufactured in order to revive the Hero-1 robot on display at the VCFed museum in Wall, NJ. The original boards had broken vias and stressed out traces, so we needed new ones. I figured lots of other Hero-1 owners might be in the same boat, so I decided to solve this problem for them too. I got this one assembled and installed on the museum's robot at the June workshop, and left it in their care.
Sometimes if you want vintage technology to be preserved, you gotta recreate it yourself.
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Just a cozy winter evening back in the day.
Heathkit helping make things better (with robots).
The New Wave Of Personal Robots Computers and Electronics Magazine, January 1983
Behold the creation of robotkind by mankind!
